A force with magnitude (5.00 N/m²) x² anddirected at a constant angle of 31.0° with the+ x axis acts on an object of mass 0.250 kg as theobject moves parallel to the x-axis. There are noother forces on the object that have componentsparallel to the x axis.Part AHow fast is the object moving at x = 1.50 m if it has a speed of 4.00 m/s atx = 1.00 m?ΨΕΙ ΑΣΦSubmitRequest Answer?m/s

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A force with magnitude (5.00 N/m²) x² and
directed at a constant angle of 31.0° with the
+ x axis acts on an object of mass 0.250 kg as the
object moves parallel to the x-axis. There are no
other forces on the object that have components
parallel to the x axis.
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How fast is the object moving at x = 1.50 m if it has a speed of 4.00 m/s at
x = 1.00 m?
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